The workshop rhythm behind a clean fit
Plastone’s team works across templating, cutting, edge profiling and installation, so each project carries the same practical thinking from the first site visit to the final wipe-down. Quartz and solid-surface tops need accurate measuring, careful handling and a clear plan for sinks, hobs, joins and wall lines, and that is where the team’s different roles matter.
Our work is based in Strijdom Park, Randburg, with installations across Johannesburg, Sandton, Pretoria, Midrand, Fourways, Centurion and Roodepoort. The team also supports shopfitters and offices that need tight schedules, neat seams and finishes that hold up in busy spaces.
- Site templating for kitchens, bathrooms and counters
- Digital measuring for accurate cabinet and wall conditions
- Cut-outs for sinks, hobs and fitting details
- Seam joining, splashbacks and final installation checks
Morne Moonsamy sets the standard on the job
Morne Moonsamy oversees the way projects are planned and carried through the workshop and onto site. He keeps an eye on how a countertop should sit, where a seam will land, and how the installed piece will work with cabinets, tiled walls and the surrounding room.
His role is not about grand language, it is about making sure the work is measured, cut and fitted with the kind of consistency that matters in real homes and working spaces. When a job needs careful coordination between templating, fabrication and installation, Morne keeps the moving parts lined up.
Planning, costing and the detail on paper
Ayesha Naicker manages estimating, which means she spends time turning drawings, site notes and dimensions into clear project information. Quartz and solid-surface jobs often need allowances for edge profiles, sink cut-outs, splashback runs and seam positions, so the estimating stage has to be precise.
She works closely with the rest of the team when a plan needs changes for wall movement, uneven floors or a tricky corner. That practical reading of the job helps avoid surprises once the slab is on site and the installation begins.
- Project measurements checked against the site notes
- Material allowances matched to the chosen finish
- Clear scheduling support for installations and workshop flow
From the first template to the last seam
Johan Ngwenya handles templating, where a countertop job is brought into exact measure. He measures the space as it stands, not as a drawing may suggest, which matters when walls are not square or when a vanity opening must sit neatly over plumbing points.
His work gives the workshop the numbers it needs for clean cuts, accurate sink openings and well placed seams. On site, that kind of preparation saves time and gives the fitted surface a more settled look, especially on longer runs or pieces with more than one return.
Sibusiso Mdlalose supervises the workshop floor and keeps the fabrication process steady. He watches the handling of slabs, the sequence of cuts and the finishing of edges, so each top leaves the workshop ready for the next stage without extra rework.
Installation and aftercare that fit the room, not just the plan
Candice Mthethwa coordinates installations, which means the right pieces, fixings and fitters arrive in the right order for the job. That matters on vanity units, splashbacks and long countertop runs where timing and site access affect how smoothly the work lands.
Thabo Rademeyer handles aftercare advice and explains how to live with the installed surface in practical terms. He covers everyday care for engineered quartz and solid-surface tops, including gentle cleaning, stain control and sensible heat protection around hot pans and appliances.
- Quartz and solid-surface care, explained simply
- Advice on sealing, surface cleaning and stain marks
- Support for small adjustments after installation where needed
The rest of the team you will meet on a project
Lebo Mokoena keeps operations moving across the office, workshop and site schedule. That means fewer crossed wires when a templated slab needs to move, a van has to be loaded, or a project line shifts because the room is not quite as square as expected.
The team’s work also reaches the local installation areas around Randburg, Johannesburg, Sandton, Midrand, Fourways, Pretoria, Centurion and Roodepoort. Each area brings its own site conditions, from tight access in office parks to family kitchens with busy daily use, and the team reads those conditions as part of the job.
Through our contact form, clients can share room measurements, photos or a brief outline of the job, and the team can take it from there. That is usually the cleanest way to start a kitchen top, vanity or splashback project that needs proper measuring and a neat result.
A team built around the real material on the bench
Quartz slabs and solid-surface sheets ask for different handling, different edge work and a careful eye for joins, so the people behind the job matter just as much as the material itself. A thickened edge on a kitchen island, a sink cut-out in a vanity or a splashback fitted under upper cupboards all depend on the right hands at the right step.
That is the daily shape of Plastone’s team in Strijdom Park, Randburg. Each person has a place in the process, and each project gets treated as a working surface that has to fit the room, the use and the client’s pace of life.